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London: Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1860. 1st Edition. 8vo. Very Good. Item #13203 A beautiful two-volume set of this important Discovery & Exploration work on the American West before the Civil War.
Domenech was a French Catholic missionary stationed in several mid-western and his job was to not only to attend the needs of his Christian flocks, but also convert the western American Indians to Catholicism. His descriptions and illustrations of western Native Americans is an invaluable record of the state of Indian affairs and living conditions during the mid-19th century.
This set is profusely "illustrated with fifty-eight woodcuts by A. Joliet, three plates of ancient Indian music, and a map showing the actual situation of the Indian tribes and the country described by the author."
Tinted lithographed frontispiece to each volume, with a large hand-colored fold-out map in Volume I depicting the routes of Domenech and the Indian tribes encountered.
Red cloth with gilt titling and decor to the spine. Boards with elaborate floral decor and ruling stamped in blind. Square tight bindings with clean, bright interiors. Outer pages lightly foxed. Mild edge wear to boards and spine ends. end papers with a few pencil notations.
Expertly re-backed with original backstrips laid down.
A superior edition of an important 19th-century exploration work of the American West.
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Meghan McCain is sharing her reaction after her husband, Ben Domenech , posted a tweet about her "big tits."
It began on Monday when Domenech, a political commentator, blasted Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Twitter, criticizing the Donald Trump -supporting politician over his response to the coronavirus pandemic .
"The total inability of Trump suckers to acknowledge that he totally botched the pandemic is still their weirdest aspect," he tweeted alongside a DeSantis campaign video. "It's obvious, it's undeniable, just admit it."
However, some people on Twitter apparently weren't a fan of Domenech's criticism, including one user who decided to slam the blogger by mocking McCain's physique.
"Megan must be waving those fat boobs of hers to get your attn … loser," the person wrote.
Domenech, 40, hit back at the Twitter user by sharing a hilarious, yet brutally honest response, writing, "I must inform you it does not make me a loser to have a wife with big tits."
A couple of hours later, McCain, 37, took to Twitter to respond to her husband's funny comment on Twitter.
"OH MY GOD - BEN," she wrote in all caps, adding a blonde facepalm emoji.
"Watch What Happens Live" host Andy Cohen also weighed in, replying to McCain's tweet with a series of applause emojis.
See how it all went down in the tweets, below!
The total inability of Trump suckers to acknowledge that he totally botched the pandemic is still their weirdest aspect. It's obvious, it's undeniable, just admit it.
Megan must be waving those fat boobs of hers to get your attn … loser https://t.co/FosbgjFVLs
I must inform you it does not make me a loser to have a wife with big tits. https://t.co/OUM6ah9pRJ
OH MY GOD - BEN 🤦🏼♀️ https://t.co/js3DGPqGTk
McCain and Domenech have been married since November 2017. The couple welcomed daughter Liberty in September 2020.
Last week, McCain took to Instagram to share a sweet photo of herself and Domenech posing together in North Carolina, below.
In the post's caption, she revealed that she and Domenech will be celebrating eight years together in January.
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Rodrigo Rey del Castillo repairs and customizes mostly motorcycles that predate 1980. The machines lack on-board computers, fuel-injection engines, and anti-lock brakes. And they're the stand-out bikes of the growing South Florida vintage motorcycle scene.
Rey Del Castillo, owner of 76hundred Custom Vintage Motorcycles , says there have always been vintage-bike enthusiasts in the city but the trend gathered strength two years ago as more vintage motorcycle builders emerged in Miami.
Guillermo Silvagni of Rockerbox Vintage Motorbikes is one of those builders. For him vintage motorcycles are about nostalgia and simplicity.
“You never know if it’s going to start because they always have... their own soul," Silvagni says. "[With] a modern bike, there is something wrong, you can’t fix it yourself. If you’re a mechanic, maybe, but you’re going to need a computer or something. That’s the beauty of vintage bikes.”
Rodrigo credits a larger, widespread resurgence of all things vintage -- from 1950s apparel to Steve McQueen -- for the increased interest in vintage motorcycles in South Florida.
Luis “Lou” Domenech owns Planet Powersports in Doral. He sells ATVs, scooters, sports bikes, cruisers, jet skis and -- increasingly -- vintage motorcycles.
Only a few years ago, Domenech would passively purchase older motorcycles in hopes of eventually selling them. Now he aggressively searches for them online and elsewhere, knowing he will gain a return on his purchase.
<strong style="line-height: 1.15;"> </strong> Hear o ne of Lou's vintage motorcycles.
Domenech thinks the appeal for vintage riders is in the scarcity of the machines they ride.
“Parts are no longer easy to find so you want to be very careful taking your bike out. It’s not like a brand-new bike, where you can run down to the corner and buy all the parts brand new," Domenech says. "I have some bikes back there that if you knocked it over I don’t know that I could replace some of the parts. ... The older they are, the parts just become more and more unavailable.”
Domenech has been riding motorcycles in Miami since the 1980s. He attributes the growth of the vintage motorcycle market to an overall growth in motorcycling in South Florida.
“Before, once in a blue moon you might see a bike on the street, and even more rare would be a classic," he says. "Now you drive around and it’s not hard to spot them here and there. They’re more visible."
Another one of Lou's vintage bikes.
The vintage riders go as far as their machines can take them. Domenech, Rey del Castillo and Silvagni cited spots from Key West to Fort Lauderdale as vintage-biker hangouts, but one location kept coming up -- Wood Tavern in Wynwood.
Every Thursday night the streets surrounding the tavern are filled with all things on two wheels: sleek Japanese sport bikes, loud Harley-Davidsons, dual on-off road bikes, scooters, bicycles and vintage motorcycles.
Rick Rosal is the CEO of Old Soul Young Blood , a vintage motorcycle lifestyle community in Miami. A founding principle of his company is uniting vintage motorcycle enthusiasts in Miami and globally.
He and his company have been an integral part in coordinating the weekly vintage motorcycle gathering at Wood Tavern.
“We started promoting this bike night and from there it just started blowing up," he says. "People started hearing about it, and that’s the whole idea: People that like this subculture just started uniting and getting there, and then the friendships started happening.”
The friendships are evident by the number of motorcyclists that turn out at Wood Tavern on bike nights. Even under adverse weather conditions, riders show up and stay for hours. One of those riders is Coastal Engineer Aaron Boenhing, owner of eight (and soon, nine) motorcycles.
Boenhing has ridden and owned an assortment of bikes since age 12. He runs in various motorcycle scenes throughout the city, but has an affinity for the vintage scene.
“I like the vintage scene just because it’s a bunch of cool people. It’s not pretentious Harley guys on $150,000 motorcycles, it’s just a cool group of people to be around and it’s real local," he says.
The shop owners, mechanics and riders have seen a wave of change in the past few years, but despite new business opportunities and a growing community, they haven’t lost sight of why they ride in the first place.
“Freedom. It’s absolute freedom," says Rey del Castillo. "You can have a bad day, you can be stressed, you can have heart problems but the moment you sit on a bike and start riding everything goes away.”
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